Tourist Channel Orlando [Complete TV Show]

The Tourist Channel utilizes leading-edge technology to deliver full-motion television into about 25,000 hotel rooms in Orlando and Kissimmee, Florida which is the greater Walt Disney World area of Central Florida. We specifically target hotel and motel guests on world famous International Drive and Highway 192 at Disney's main gate. Additionally, our content can be viewed here onlione and on numerous other Internet sites by visitors before they leave home or from their laptops or smart phones while traveling or staying in hotels that are not online. 

Our advertiser's TV commercials are delivered directly to their best prospects, tourists staying in Orlando hotel rooms and also those who are planning their vacations utilizing the Internet. Their advertisements are delivered via the world's most popular and preferred mediums, television and the Internet to a potential audience of millions. 

Central Florida offers visitors a myriad of great things to see and do and The Tourist Channel guest-room & Internet information service offers visitors the best choices of activities to enjoy. The Tourist Channel also serves the community and our many guests by helping to prevent guest from falling victim to crime or injury.

Whatever your need, in-hotel-room tourism TV, tourism TV on the Internet or on your smart phone, Richard Kenney Media's Tourist Channel delivers 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. No one works harder for you than Richard Kenney Media, Inc., and no advertising medium is more cost effective than The Tourist Channel.

For more information call Richard Kenney Media, Inc., at 407-808-8080 or toll free:
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2010 Summer Fireworks at the Magic Kingdom

Both videos are the same but the second one is the Highlights with some interviews!

The Grand Opening of Walt Disney World [Complete - Oct. 29, 1971]

Aired on October 29, 1971. This Tv special is a celebrity-filled look at the opening festivities for Walt Disney World in Florida.

On Friday October 1, 1971 - after seven years of planning - about 10,000 visitors converged near Orlando, Florida, to witness the grand opening of Walt Disney World. The Magic Kingdom (the only theme park at the time on Disney property) featured Adventureland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Tomorrowland, a Main Street USA, and about 5,500 Cast Members. The price of admission was $4.95!

The early morning found guests driving around the toll plaza over and over, trying to steer their way in to be the first visitors to the park. William Windsor, Jr. and his family were the first guests at the new park - they had slept in their car overnight!

Walt Disney World also debuted 2 property hotels, the 15-story Contemporary Resort and the Polynesian Village Resort - both built by U.S. Steel and both connected by a monorail system. The hotels were conceived by WED enterprises and the Los Angeles architectural firm of Welton Becket & Associates. U.S. Steel was to originally own the hotels, but just before opening, Roy Disney decided to buy out their interests and let Disney run the hotels themselves.

The Contemporary (originally to be called the Tempo Bay Hotel) featured something probably never seen before by vacationers ... a monorail running directly through the middle of the A-frame structure's 10-story atrium!

The Polynesian Village Resort (originally planned to be to be a 12- story high-rise hotel & at one time referred to as the "South Seas" resort) opened on the south shore of Seven Seas Lagoon.

The official grand opening celebrations of Disney's Contemporary and Polynesian Village Resorts took place on October 24. The Electrical Water Pageant and Fantasy in the Sky Spectacular also debuted that evening.

Walt Disney World - Journey into Magic [Complete]

Walt Disney World's Journey Into Magic. Join many hosts and families as they try to conquer what makes Walt DIsney World so one of a kind. This was soon after Star Tours opened , having the Magic Kingdom, Epcot Center and the Disney-MGM Studios as the only Walt Disney World theme parks.

Follow Us to Walt Disney World [Complete 1984 Film]

This is a Disney promotional film that was made in 1984